Switzerland. I think he was carrying a picture frame or something..........of course it is
is that a wingsuit and cigarette vending machine on his back?
I mean france right?
Switzerland. I think he was carrying a picture frame or something..........of course it is
is that a wingsuit and cigarette vending machine on his back?
I mean france right?
*Money laundering France*"Civilized France"
no rhcp no care.
you forgot slow motion video of coffee being made....If they won't pay $27/night for camping, what makes you think they'll pay for Photoshop?
Most of the budget is dedicated to the tri-tip steak dinner with sauted portobello mushrooms and chimmichuri sauce cooked on a Tembo tusk skottle, all the while washing it down with a craft IPA during the livestreaming on their vlog.
Is this how it is? Is this how it's always been?
To exist in the face of suffering and death
And somehow still keep singing?
14/2? NoEconomies of scale are funny.
14/2 Romex, 15' = $21.55 ($1.44/ft)
14/2 Romex, 25' = $30.00 ($1.20/ft)
14/2 Romex, 50' = $56.51 ($1.13/ft)
14/2 Romex, 100' = $84.58 ($0.85/ft)
14/2 Romex, 250' = $109.00 ($0.44/ft)
14/2 Romex, 1000' = $436.00 ($0.44/ft)
Wut? You wiring everything with 12/2 or something?14/2? No
Yes, I'd prefer to have the capacity and the incremental cost is minimal. Of course, I also purchase spec grade outlets...Wut? You wiring everything with 12/2 or something?
I'm inclined to agree for outlets, I'd happily pay the minimal cost to have 12ga/20A capability. When it's just a bunch of LED lights on a circuit however, running a bunch of 12/2 to satisfy a 2A demand seems excessive.Yes, I'd prefer to have the capacity and the incremental cost is minimal. Of course, I also purchase spec grade outlets...
Wait till you see the gauges people use for their home theatre systems!I'm inclined to agree for outlets, I'd happily pay the minimal cost to have 12ga/20A capability. When it's just a bunch of LED lights on a circuit however, running a bunch of 12/2 to satisfy a 2A demand seems excessive.
Please enlighten me. I haven't the slightest clue what a home theater requires.
Please enlighten me. I haven't the slightest clue what a home theater requires.
Nitrogen filled to enhance your pleasure!There is no more profitable snake oil than all kind is "high fidelity" cables people buy.
It ‘requires’ some tiny gauge regular copper cable. What it often gets is $10/m, oxygen free, braided, 5mm per core see-through craziness. I might be guilty of this too.Please enlighten me. I haven't the slightest clue what a home theater requires.
They should. I can’t wait till vatmeat is ubiquitous and done from genetic samples. It’s lower carbon, way more ethical and you can have literally anything for dinner. Also replacement organs with zero rejection.So if meat can be grown in a lab and was never a living organism, would a person who doesn’t eat animals for moral type reasons consider eating it?
Lab-Grown Meat
Beef for dinner—without killing animals or the environmentwww.scientificamerican.com
The undead?
But this is how you get the undead.
They should. I can’t wait till vatmeat is ubiquitous and done from genetic samples. It’s lower carbon, way more ethical and you can have literally anything for dinner. Also replacement organs with zero rejection.
haven't worked out the specifics yet
just a random thought
It's called moodboard these days. Don't forget to document it on Instagram. For extra coolness points.Don't forget pictures for the scrapbook
FTFYI have recently realized the competitive version of every sport I've ever loved has basically always been figure skating
FTFY
Point your toes and arch your back to show off your secondary sexual characteristics.
I have probably read about fifteen of Pratchett's books and enjoy them.I was the only kid in my hometown's public library allowed to borrow up to 7 books at the time (the default borrowing policy was 3). I kinda devoured them back in the day.
Jules Verne, Emilio Salgari, Ray Bradbury, Stanislaw Lem, Ursula Leguin... So many awesome stories, all of them waiting for me to delve in their own little wonderlands...
These days it has been replaced witha copiuos home library for those volumes I still enjoy having in physical format, and Calibre/Kindle/epublibre.org for those I want to read.
My latest rabbit hole is Terry Pratchett.
Having just recently been on the crater, I was quiet disappointed in the lack of noise. Of course, we were even further back than the live cam but still, I was expecting much more noise.I wonder what the current mass flow rate is in the Halemaʻumaʻu crater.
I also wish that the live camera provided audio.
You have to work with locals and be comfortable with risk if you want to get close to the good stuff.Having just recently been on the crater, I was quiet disappointed in the lack of noise. Of course, we were even further back than the live cam but still, I was expecting much more noise.